Introduction: Dermatofibrosarcoma protuberans (DFSP) is an intermediate and slowgrowing sarcoma, developing most commonly in the trunk and extremities and rarely in the breast. It may be recurrent, but metastasis is not common. Excisional surgery with enough resection margins decreases the recurrence rate much more. Case Presentation: An 18-year-old woman presented with posttraumatic bruising ...

Retrorectal epidermal inclusion cysts are rare congenital cystic lesions, mostly an incidental finding usually diagnosed in middle-aged women. Surgical resection is the main stay of treatment and 3 operative approaches commonly used: abdominal, trans-sacral/coccygeal (posterior), combined abdomino-posterior depending on nature location lesion. We report a case 22-year-old male presented with co...

An epidermal inclusion cyst is a widespread benign intradermal lesion and may occur anywhere in the body. Normally, it appears as a non-tender, soft mass of variable size. Dissection usually reveals grayish-white or whitish gelatinous materials and a smooth inner surface. The overlying skin almost always shows unremarkable changes. On occasion, the cyst may rupture and induce an inflammatory re...